Healthy Living

techronarrow asked:


what items should be on a list of Guidelines for Ethics in Conduct for Achieving a Healthy Life and Society of
Success and Freedom? For example, so far my list includes, but is not limited to, the following:
· Secrets take people captive; openness makes people free
· Always conform your behavior to the standards you would have in the presence of authority figures, friends, family, coworkers, acquaintances, loved ones. Let their figurative gaze, especially when not a literal gaze, be the compass that directs your life. Never do anything you would not do with your boss, spouse, boyfriend / girlfriend, computer administrator or owner, sibling, grandparents, friend, parents, partner, or God, standing beside you, or any person who has a similar place in your life. Do not aim to please. Aim to not disappoint.
· If in doubt, do not!
· Do things only if they benefit two people or more in some way. Never do anything for selfish reasons.
· Only start after others or the other person have or has started; stop as soon as others or the other person do or does
· Arrive as others arrive. Leave as soon as others start to leave
· Do not depend on alibis to get you through life
· Never make a promise if you do not know for sure you can keep it; never break a promise if you do not know for sure you have to break it.
· Never be ***** at the same time unless you two are married
· When in a room alone together with an unmarried person, always leave the door at least half open
· The only time only two people should be alone in one room, or in any other setting that is not public, is when the two are married. This standard becomes especially important in cases of trust between a grown up and a child or teen, or when the age difference does not follow the traditional “female’s age = half the male’s age + 7 years” formula
· For males: A female younger than half your age plus seven years should never have anything in common with you, and therefore the two of you should never do anything together that would develop common interest.
· For males: Never be alone in a building where there are only females younger than half your age plus seven years
· At all costs and without excuse, childhood is to be selflessly cherished and protected, for the neglected are bound to neglect. Those with a missing childhood often try to steal it back from continuing the cycle through other innocent lives. Therefore, it is vital that complete closure regarding this issue is made in a healthy manner to put to rest the agony of past corruption.